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Post by raincheck on Jun 20, 2012 22:27:41 GMT -5
Hey, just curious, what are Kalamazoo Airsoft's rules regarding mesh goggles and masks?
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Post by Maverick on Jun 20, 2012 22:39:35 GMT -5
Mesh goggles are not allowed. Many tests have been done and some bbs will fragment through the mesh, and since it is a possibility, they cannot be used.
Mesh protection anywhere else is fine though, I myself use a half face mesh mask for my lower face.
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Post by Sham on Jun 20, 2012 22:39:36 GMT -5
BB's can break on Mesh goggles and send shards of plastic into your eyes.
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Post by raincheck on Jun 20, 2012 23:29:40 GMT -5
Mesh goggles are not allowed. Many tests have been done and some bbs will fragment through the mesh, and since it is a possibility, they cannot be used. Mesh protection anywhere else is fine though, I myself use a half face mesh mask for my lower face. Yeah, I've seen those mesh half masks... Do they help with goggles fogging up at all? Since the air can escape from the lower vents in flakjaks then go right out the mesh mask, it seems like it would... I ask because I have some flakjaks and unfortunately HAVE to wear glasses under them or else i'm blind as a bat, and they fog up a decent amount during games... :/ |
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Post by Slack on Jun 20, 2012 23:47:01 GMT -5
Mesh goggles are not allowed. Many tests have been done and some bbs will fragment through the mesh, and since it is a possibility, they cannot be used. Mesh protection anywhere else is fine though, I myself use a half face mesh mask for my lower face. Yeah, I've seen those mesh half masks... Do they help with goggles fogging up at all? Since the air can escape from the lower vents in flakjaks then go right out the mesh mask, it seems like it would... I ask because I have some flakjaks and unfortunately HAVE to wear glasses under them or else i'm blind as a bat, and they fog up a decent amount during games... :/ Usually, when you are playing you start to sweat, the body heat needs to escape through both top and bottom parts of the goggles. If the part of the goggles is blocked your goggles may still fog because the heat cannot escape quick enough from the bottom, while the top vent is being blocked. Half mesh mask's probably have somewhat of a possitive effect on fogging. |
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Post by Doc on Jul 5, 2012 13:21:26 GMT -5
You know after I have used the Anti-Fog from Safety Glasses USA I have not had one issue with fogging.
Also on the mesh mask, yeah you dont need to loose and eye.
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Post by Cheese on Jul 5, 2012 19:36:33 GMT -5
Same here, i bought some from kzoo for 23...best 23 on goggles, was going to buy some locust revisions, glad i didnt
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